SANAA

ARTICLES

A Japanese Constellation at MoMA

Josephine Minutillo

April 1, 2016

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A new exhibit examines the experimental architecture of Japan.

Grace Farms by SANAA

New Canaan, Connecticut

Naomi R. Pollock, FAIA

November 15, 2015

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A ribbon of glass, steel, and wood floats through a hilly landscape, serving a nonprofit foundation dedicated to bringing people closer to art, nature, and faith.

Disappearing Act: SANAA's Louvre-Lens

February 15, 2013

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Louvre-Lens, a luminous outpost of the venerable Paris museum, opened in mid-December in the northern French town of Lens.

First Look: SANAA's Louvre Lens

Fred A. Bernstein

November 28, 2012

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The new branch of the Louvre couldn't be more different from the museum's iconic Paris home.

Rolex Learning Center by SANAA

Lausanne, Switzerland

Josephine Minutillo

June 19, 2010

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SANAA's much-anticipated Rolex Learning Center calls into question long-standing views about architecture.

Sejima and Nishizawa Win 2010 Pritzker Prize

Aleksandr Bierig

March 28, 2010

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Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, partners of Tokyo-based Sejima and Nishizawa and Associates, better known as SANAA, will receive the 2010 Pritzker Prize.

Derek Lam

SANAA's Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa conjure up an ethereal world where clothes dominate in New York's Derek Lam shop.

Suzanne Stephens

September 2, 2009

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The mere thought of a high-profile architect designing a shop for a well-known fashion designer raises the old question: Will the container dominate the contained—i.e., the clothes?

New Museum of Contemporary Art by SANAA

New York City

Clifford A. Pearson

March 1, 2008

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At New York's smart New Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo-based SANAA creates an ambiguous icon for an area in transition.

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